I have a PowerBook Floppy Drive Expansion Bay Module for a 3400, (I no
longer have a 3400) that I am putting on ebay and was wondering if someone
on the list was interested before I put it up? Contact me off list if
interested and with an offer.
Ton
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Hi all,
I'm considering buying a Lombard with 192Mb RAM and a 333Mhz processor, but
wanted to know whether this machine has enough under the hood to run OS X at
a relatively snappy pace.
Cheers,
Adam.
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On 8/13/02 1:58 PM, Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I'm considering buying a Lombard with 192Mb RAM and a 333Mhz processor, but
wanted to know whether this machine has enough under the hood to run OS X at
a relatively snappy pace.
Cheers,
Adam.
Wel.a relatively snappy
I have a Wallstreet 233 happily running 10.1.5 - though it needed a
RAM boost to 288 to find a smoothness in operation.
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Hi all,
I'm considering buying a Lombard with 192Mb RAM and a 333Mhz processor, but
wanted to know whether this machine has enough under the hood to run OS X at
a relatively snappy pace.
I posted an article on running OS X on Lombard Wallstreet recently here:
I'm considering buying a Lombard with 192Mb RAM and a 333Mhz processor, but
wanted to know whether this machine has enough under the hood to run OS X at
a relatively snappy pace.
Well, I have a Lombard 333 and my daughter wants to run OS X and iTunes on
it.
Just for the flub of it, I _just_
On 13/08/02 17:29, Roger Shufflebottom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I recently switched from my Wallstreet (OS 9) to a G4 800 PB, I
decided to stick to OS X as far as possible. My only major gripe has
been printer problems. I then bought a Lexmark E322 mono laser (from
the cheapest PC
On 13/08/02 17:47, Ryan Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 13/08/02 17:29, Roger Shufflebottom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I recently switched from my Wallstreet (OS 9) to a G4 800 PB, I
decided to stick to OS X as far as possible. My only major gripe has
been printer problems. I
I went really cheap. Lexmark Z32. It was free with my G4 Tower.
What about sharing it with Macs running 8.6 and 9?
USB Printer Sharing CP.
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I remember that. Bought my daughter's Lombard when she left
the record label. Soon discovered the trackpad was faulty. And
damn, they couldn't find the receipt. Typical. Then a friend said
I was probably dangling another finger along with my pointer one.
Impossible! I nearly clenched my fist.
I remember that. Bought my daughter's Lombard when she left
the record label. Soon discovered the trackpad was faulty. And
damn, they couldn't find the receipt. Typical. Then a friend said
I was probably dangling another finger along with my pointer one.
Impossible! I nearly clenched my fist.
I recently made a pilgrimage to see the geniuses at Smalldog - great bunch.
In talking about battery life, now that my year-old Ti-Book battery is
failing, they mentioned I could extend battery time by turning off the
Airport card when I'm on the road anyhow. Anybody got other ideas like
that?
Ted,
I can vouch for these zippered carrying cases for zip CD drives, etc., I
have three from MCE Technologies:
http://store.powerbook1.com/pormedbayacp.html
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Are these soft cases or hard plastic? Can I get two drives into one?
Ted
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Hi,
It looks like the power adapter solder connection on my Wallstreet's mother board is
broken. What's the secret to getting the case apart so I can resolder the connector?
Paul
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In a message dated 8/13/02 5:48:07 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When I recently switched from my Wallstreet (OS 9) to a G4 800 PB, I
decided to stick to OS X as far as possible. My only major gripe has
been printer problems. I then bought a Lexmark E322 mono laser (from
the cheapest
In a message dated 8/13/02 8:45:46 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I recently made a pilgrimage to see the geniuses at Smalldog - great bunch.
In talking about battery life, now that my year-old Ti-Book battery is
failing, they mentioned I could extend battery time by turning off the
Airport
Thanks to everyone for their suggestions and I finally took the Western
Digital drive out of the cage it was in and put it in a brand new cage and
all the data are there and it the drive works like a honey.
Odd, I never thought that I would have problems with my backup drive before
I had
Anyone know whether 10.2 will come with 9.2.2 included?
No it will not. All the Mac sites are reporting it today.
I can't find anything on Macintouch, MacFixit, MacMinute, or
MacSlash, so all seems an overstatement, how about a link to just one?
I'm running 9.0.4 and was going to switch to
Brian,
What's all the fuss? If you have 9.04 you can upgrade up to 9.2.2 for free
just follow the links. here they are on a silver platter just for you :-)
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=75103 9.04 - 9.1
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=1200309.1 - 9.2.1
Dwight Hines wrote:
Thanks to everyone for their suggestions and I finally took the Western
Digital drive out of the cage it was in and put it in a brand new cage and
all the data are there and it the drive works like a honey.
You keep your drives in cages??? What the.
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I don't know if it was on another list or on Apples OSX forum site but I
read a post the other day from a guy who had called Apple and that he
was told on the phone that yes indeed 9.2.2 was included with Jaguar.
Personally I don't care as I do own 9.2 but will the classic environment
still
I'll reply to my own post as I figured it out. You have to remove all the Torx screws
on the bottom, and the four Torx screws on the back inside the connector door that
hold the display hinges. Remove the keyboard, heat spreader, hard disk, modem, cpu
board (it lifts up), and the screw that
on 13/08/02 18:57, Ryan Coleman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I remember that. Bought my daughter's Lombard when she left
the record label. Soon discovered the trackpad was faulty. And
damn, they couldn't find the receipt. Typical. Then a friend said
I was probably dangling another finger
on 13/08/02 23:11, Ken Stevens at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 8/13/02 9:45 PM, Jim Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anybody got other ideas like that? Is there a way to turn off some of the
memory or other things I might not be using that add to power drain and heat
production?
You don't
on 13/08/02 17:52, Ryan Coleman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I went really cheap. Lexmark Z32. It was free with my G4 Tower.
What about sharing it with Macs running 8.6 and 9?
USB Printer Sharing CP.
Under OS 9, I see. Anybody remember if USB printer sharing is back in 10.2?
Is it
What's all the fuss? If you have 9.04 you can upgrade up to 9.2.2 for free
just follow the links. here they are on a silver platter just for you :-)
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=75103 9.04 - 9.1
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=1200309.1 - 9.2.1
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